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America Precolombina Project….
This image collection is another look into Colombia and American history, trough Precolumbian pottery art. Our proposal is giving a voice to those pottery artifacts that rest silent and forgotten in the intermediate America archaeological museums. Looking at the knowledge hidden behind archaeological pottery, we’ll think of that maybe history of all the Americas has to be rewritten.
This image collection is another look into Colombia and American history, trough Precolumbian pottery art. Our proposal is giving a voice to those pottery artifacts that rest silent and forgotten in the intermediate America archaeological museums. Looking at the knowledge hidden behind archaeological pottery, we’ll think of that maybe history of all the Americas has to be rewritten.
An Exclusive Collection
Intermediate archaeological area of America (Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Panama and north of Brazil) is little known. Of Precolumbian America are well known Mexican Aztecs, Centro American Mayas and Peruvian Incas but very few people have seen ancient art from Colombian Tumacos, Tayronas, Muiscas...
These images were in part published by Fondo de Promoción de la Cultura in the book collection ARTE DE LA TIERRA (Bogotá, Colombia, 1988 / 1992, 9 volumes, collection ISBN 958-9003-43-5).
(See book covers)
Neither commercial vendors nor subscription services that offer Visual Resources Collections about Art and History for academic use has in their catalogs images of Colombian archaeological pottery. This image set is an exclusive collection in digital format.
All of the Archaeological Colombia visual collection’s images are the original creation of his author Alejandro Triana, and are protected under International Copyright Laws like the Berne Convention.
Intermediate archaeological area of America (Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Panama and north of Brazil) is little known. Of Precolumbian America are well known Mexican Aztecs, Centro American Mayas and Peruvian Incas but very few people have seen ancient art from Colombian Tumacos, Tayronas, Muiscas...
These images were in part published by Fondo de Promoción de la Cultura in the book collection ARTE DE LA TIERRA (Bogotá, Colombia, 1988 / 1992, 9 volumes, collection ISBN 958-9003-43-5).
(See book covers)
Neither commercial vendors nor subscription services that offer Visual Resources Collections about Art and History for academic use has in their catalogs images of Colombian archaeological pottery. This image set is an exclusive collection in digital format.
All of the Archaeological Colombia visual collection’s images are the original creation of his author Alejandro Triana, and are protected under International Copyright Laws like the Berne Convention.
e-mail alejandro.triana@americaprecolombina.ws Phone: 057-1 615 77 91
© 2009 Colombia Arqueológica E.U. Fax: 057-1 608 20 36
© 2009 Colombia Arqueológica E.U. Fax: 057-1 608 20 36
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